Martin M Auz, Maureen Lyons Andrews

Handbook for Those Who Grieve

What You Should Know and What You Can Do During Times of Loss

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Produktbeschreibung

The path to grief recovery. . . This valuable resource guide provides practical information for people who are grieving and the people who support them. Material is presented in an easy-to-read format for quick reference and features: Tips for planning funerals and wakesSample sympathy letters appropriate for a variety of grief situations"Do" and "don't" lists for family and friends of the grievingHelpful lists of pertinent planning detailsInformation on helping children grieveA comprehensive list of publications and organizations that provide grief support After twenty years of ministering to the bereaved and consulting other ministers, this is the first comprehensive book that I would recommend to those who grieve and minister. This truly is a text for life. -- Deacon Ray Deabel, president-elect, National Catholic Ministry to the Bereaved Reading this book adds to my insight into grief after forty years of medical practice. I strongly recommend it for grieving families and the professionals who assist them. -- Thomas S. Patricoski, M.D., family physician, former chief of staff, Little Company of Mary Hospital An essential reference, written in laymen's language. This book is a great service to the grieving. -- Martha Burke Tressler, bereavement ministry coordinator, Family Ministries Office, Archdiocese of Chicago

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Loyola Press
• 2nd Second Edition, Revised edition
• Seitenzahl: 128
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. März 2015
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 211mm x 156mm x 9mm
• Gewicht: 186g
• ISBN-13: 9780829442526
• ISBN-10: 0829442529
• Artikelnr.: 41884833

Autorenporträt

Martin M. Auz began his studies in grief recovery in 1978 and through the years has conducted extensive research in the area of organizational grief recovery. The loss of both his parents in 1997, less than six months apart, caused him to probe even deeper into the issues of death and grief. Maureen Lyons Andrews is the founder of her local parish's grief recovery program, and she served as an active member of several bereavement programs in the south suburbs of Chicago. As a direct result of Andrews' efforts, many churches, hospitals, and funeral homes in Chicagoland offer grief counseling, recovery, and support programs.